When you need strong functional prints- what's best? A professional 3D printing service with industrial printers like JLC, or a high-end FDM printer like the FlashForge Creator 3 Pro? I test nylon, polycarbonate, PETG, PLA, SLA8000, and PA12 in my new tensile strength testing machine.

Industrial 3D printing services: https://jlcpcb.com/3d-printing
When you support JLC- you support me!
💥Starts at $1💥

The FlashForge Creator 3 Pro- more coming soon, but yes it's an excellent machine-
https://www.flashforge.com/product-de...

Huge thanks to Stefan @CNCKitchen for the use of his test models- and well, his whole format, you want to see the same thing done better, check him out!
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CNC Kitchen inserts: https://geni.us/CNCKInsertsChoice

Unless otherwise noted- I always use Polymaker brand filament:
https://Polymaker.com

Heat set insert press:
https://learn.adafruit.com/heat-set-rig

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